Tchack

"Begone," shouted the crowd, "begone, you despicable wretches," and away flew the missel-thrush and Tchack-tchack in utter disgust and despair.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

Prince Tchack-tchack is not a very good temper -- Tchack-tchack is his son, I should tell you -- and he is already very tired of waiting for the throne.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

"But why does not Prince Tchack-tchack take the throne and be king?" said Bevis.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

"It is no use waiting for Tchack-tchack," said the hawk.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

Then Eric, the missel-thrush, and Prince Tchack-tchack flew up: the prince had yielded to good advice, and resolved to smother his resentment in order to enjoy the immense private domains of his late parent.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

"I too-whoo should like to know if Tchack-tchack is coming," said the wood-pigeon.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

This was the reason why Tchack-tchack towards the last would never go near the palace.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

No doubt the beauty laughed in her sleeve at him, and just for fun told Tchack-tchack all about it, and that she would never marry

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

Prince Tchack-tchack, his absence from the council evidently disturbed his majesty, though he was too proud to show how he felt the defection of his eldest son and heir.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867

Tchack-tchack, finding that he could not get the crown, has babbled everything in his rage, and the beautiful jay has told us many things that prove it to be true.

Wood Magic A Fable Richard Jefferies 1867